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Replying to: mattr82 (Apr 22, 2006 7:25 am) As far as future resale, I would have absolutely no worries about an E46 BMW. This body style is so beloved by BMW buyers. The resale on E46 sedans haven't changed a bit now that the E90 sedans have been out for almost a year. I'd imagine the convertibles to act similarly. As for the M3, the base price is about $10k higher than a base 330cic... Even though the 330cic sticker is $53k, most M3 convertibles run for over $60k and there is typically little to no negotiation. |
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Replying to: mikenybmw (Apr 22, 2006 9:48 am) 29K miles and asking price of $28,900... There is always a little wiggle room on the asking price of a used car.. but, maybe not a lot.. As far as the special APRs? BMWFS usually runs a special on the more popular 3-yr old, just off-lease models.. but, you can never count on the same deal from month-to-month.. There might be some decent lease deals, but I wouldn't bet on it.. By the time you figure that the maintenance is only covered for the first year, you'd probably be better off leasing a new one. Are you sure the 330 models qualify for the 3.9% APR and the first two payments? The same ad from my local dealer says that only 325i and 325Ci qualify.. Regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: raln48 (Apr 22, 2006 7:56 am) That is goofy, though... Most BMW dealers wouldn't take a chance on back dating a lease that far... A day or two, maybe.. Good luck, kyfdx
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I live in SC, and just negotiated the following new car order: 2006 330ci Jet Black Performance Pkg Sand Leather Xenon 36month 15K/yr 618/month w/ 1442 signing fees. In a nutshell, 2354 off sticker, .00195 money factor. Does this sound like a reasonable deal for dying breed, albeit a great one... This is my first BMW (and lease for that matter). Also, I'm considering Performance Center Delivery. Should I stop considering it, and just tell the dealer to send the car there? Thanks in advance for the feedback.
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Replying to: kyfdx (Apr 22, 2006 10:33 am)
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Replying to: mikenybmw (Apr 22, 2006 10:52 am)  I don't have any knowledge about the 3.9%... Just quoting what the ad said in my paper.. Good luck, kyfdx |
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Replying to: blg (Apr 22, 2006 10:51 am) I think if you live in SC, the PCD is a no-brainer!!
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Replying to: kyfdx (Apr 22, 2006 10:56 am) I haven't signed a lease agreement yet; just a purchase order. Think I can haggle on the money factor at this point? Otherwise, is the pricing reasonable?
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Replying to: blg (Apr 22, 2006 11:07 am) BMW dealers really like to mark-up the money factor... It can't hurt to try.. |
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With the new 3-Series coupes coming out in the summer, does anyone know if BMW is giving dealer incentives on remaining '06 Coupes. I am considering placing an order for an '06 330ci. I'm wondering what the opinions are on how much I can get off of MSRP. Could I be lucky enough to get invoice? Thanks |
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